HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1977-06-21 Marked AgendaCITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: June 21, 1977
9:00_ A.M. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
Reading of the Minutes
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
A, Presentation of the Fire Department's Master Plan DISCUSSION
Bi Report on the financial status of the Trade Fair of the DISCUSSION
Americas,
F.E.C. Certificates of the appraisers - City Attorney report. M 77-515
Discussion of the basic practice regarding longevity
increases and salary administration for Assistant City
Attorneys. M 77-520
CITYHML- bINNER REY
12:00 P.M. ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH
FORMAL CITY COMMISSION SESSION
2:00
1. proposed bud et for the De artment of Off -Street Parkin and
P.M. PUBLIC HEARING
for aultmaiLL and the anpliiElsilljag for Fiscal Year
commencing October 1, 1977 and ending September 30, 1978.
PRESENTATIONS PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ITEMS ?V ' ---t-7
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2. Presentation of a Proclamation designating the month of
August as National Apprenticeship Month to be accepted by
Mr. Woodrow Jordan, Area Representative, U. S. Department
of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship pnd Training.
MEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES
3. SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
Amending EatglEtLasSia. of Sectiol. of the Code of the
City of Miami, relating to the powers of the Downtown Develo
sent Autborit Board by e1iinatthR tbe re uirement of 10
ears e erience in the •ractice of law reference eneral
counsel. This ordinance vas passed on First Reading June 9,
1977. It vas introduced by Commissioner Plummer and seconded
by Vice Mayor Gibson.
DISCUSSION
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MEt'lN0 DATE: Jute 21, 1977
NEW BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS./ORDINANCES CONTINUED
4. SECOND READING = ORDINANCE eapptoptiatifig
Amending Appropriations Ord. No. 8589 by " r
$486,632 previously appropriated in Special Programs and
Accounts - and Sal aroaiatinent $437c179tfromtthe Special
Department and reIrl r
Programs and Accents This- /o Salar dinancedwas tpassedconuFirst
the Fire Departm Commissioner
Reading June 9,•1977. It was introduced by
Plummer and seconded by Vice Mayor Gibson.
SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
Amending
Ordinance No. 8589, by adjusting certain General
Fund appropriations SndReservesrforgovertime,funds oholidayal
Pro rams and Account to certain departmental
shift differential, and severance pay
accounts. This ordinance was passed on First Reading
June 9, 1977. It was introduced by Commissioner Plummer
and seconded by Vice Mayor Gibson.
FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Appropriations Ord. 8589, Sections 1 and 4; by
deleting $900,679 from Anticipated Revenues from Salary
ions
Savings and a like amount from Departmental appropriations
for salaries. City Manager recommends.
FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Appropriating $2,710,050 in the Heavy Equipment Service
Facility st and TruAgency Fund. City Manager recommends.
FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Appropriating $3,985,910 in the Dinner Key Exposition Hall
Trust and Agency Fund. City Manager recommends.
FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Sections 17-6, 17-18, 17-19, 17-113, and 17-121, of
the Code of the City of Miami, Chapter 17 entitled "Fire
Protection", dealing with fire alarm and detection systems,
inspection, installation and testing; establishing require-
ments for horizontal separations between corridors, rooms
etc. City Manager recommends.
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FIRST READING - ORDINANCE
Amending Sections 17-35, 17-36 and 17-326 of Chapter 17 of the
Code of the City of Miami, dealing with the responsibility of
reviewing building plans reference pending building permits.
City Manager recommends.
RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and enter into
an agreement with Touche, Ross b Co. to assist the Division of
Internal Audit. City Manager recommends.
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MEETtNd DATE: lute 21, 1977
NEW BUSINESS - RESOLUTIONE/MINANCES CONTINUED
12, RESOLUTION
Accepting the completed work by A.M,J. Corporation for the
Uestert Draita e Pro ect E-38 and authoriting a final payment
of $16,625.86. City Manager recommends.
Accepting the completed work by Persatt Construction Co,, Inc.
IS, RESOLUTION
and authorizing a final payment of $6,438.67 for Edison
Park/Little River Communit Develo tett Hi hwa Pro ect. City
Manager recommends.
Authorizing the City Clerk to publish a notice of public
14. RESOLUTION .
hearing for 21).tLmnstc24S-Ceince by the City Commion
of the completed construction of a2.1.1AEA_gAniL4I'_
Sewer Im rovement SR-5387-C (centerline sewer) and SR5387-5
(sideline sewer) for July 14, 1977. City Manager recommends.
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a lease with
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Marinp.__ELEsEvALlas. for the develo meat and o eration of a
Marina and Marina Su ort Facilities in the area of City of
Miami Bay Bottom Land. City Manager recommends.
16. RESOLUTION
Establishing policy o
work for decisions
and Pension Plan.
1977 City Commissio
Receiving the annual Post Audit Financial Re ort for fiscal
RESOLUTION
ysILJAELprepared by Peat Marwick Mitchell E. Co. and
authorizing the City Clerk to retain said report for a
minimum of 10 years. City Manager recommends.
Accepting the Plat entitled Mariv$AILIELlisslocated on the
18. RESOLUTION
S. W. corner N. W. 17th Stret--"Etridneth Avenue. Plat
Committee recommends.
Authorizing the City Manager to _____in in lieu of condemna-
19. RESOLUTION
tion aresidence located at 190 S. E. .2,..iff'rg_ice for the sum
of $115,000 and allocating 17.070irom Community Develop-
ment funds to acquire said property for historic preserV.ation
City Manager recammends.
Auorizing the City Manager topurchase in lieu of condemna-
20. RESOLUTION
tion a single family residence at 3E...2.1___LkIjit.---1.--1Street for
$53,525.00 and allocating $55,000 from Community Development
funds for a nei hborhood ark in the Edison Center area. City
Manager recommends.
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PAM NO, 4
NEW_. WSINESS - RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES RESOLUTIONS/ORDINANCES CONTINUED
21. RESOLUTION
Approving a one year extension of employz entzfor.Virginia 1.
Liberman, Clerk Typist II, Department of Polite. Civil
Service recommends.
22. RESOLUTION
Ratifying and approving a one year extension of employment
for Harry Pearlman, Watchman of Department of Public
Facilities. Civil Service recommends.
23. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay the claim of Chon
Seng Lau, in the sum of $2,931.88 and to pay Consolidated
Mutual Insurance Company $268.12 resulting from an accident
involving a City of Miami Sanitation truck. City Attorney
recommends.
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RESOLUTION
Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay the claim of
Charen Austin the sum of $2,850.00 resulting from an accident
involving a City of Miami vehicle. City Attorney recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project: Shotguns, Carbines and Majazines
Location: Department of Police
Contractor: Outdoor Headquarters, Inc.
Total: $8,500.71
Funding: 1976-77 Fiscal Year Budget
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager and the
Purchasing Agent to issue purchase order. City Manager
recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project: Fire Hose
Location: Fire Department
Contractors: Biscayne Fire Equipment - $15,785.00
Hose and Accessories, Inc. - $2,730.00
Total: $18,515.00
Funding: 1976-77 Fiscal Year Budget
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager and the
Purchasing Agent to issue purchase orders. City Manager
recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project: Columbia Sanitary. Sewer Improvement SR-5420
Bid "A" - (Sanitary Sewers)
Location: Area bounded by H. Miami Avenue and N.W. Z
Avenue between H.W. 39 Street and N,W. 54
Street.
Contractor: Bac Construction, Inc.
Total: $1,351.595.25
Funding: $1,478,002.00 - Sanitary Sewer Bond Funds.
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute a
contract. City Manager recommends.
28. RESOLUTION
Project: Columbia Sanitary Sewer Improvement SR5420 C6S
Bid "8" - (Pump Station No. 84)
Location: Area bounded by N. Miami Avenue and N.W. 7
Avenue between N.W. 39 Street and N.W. 54
Street.
Contractor: intercounty Construction Corporation
Total: S117,300.00
Funding: $132,549.00
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute a
contract, City Manager recommends.
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DISCUSSION
Mg2TINO bATE: June 214 1977
NO MIMES _t_tEgOLUTIONS/ORbINANCES CONTINUEb
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RESOLUTION
Project:
Location:
Contractor:
Total:
Buena Vista Community_DeVelOPMeht_PAVOk
Project and Sanitary Sewer MOd1ficatiOnS
Bid "A" (Highway)
N.W. 39 Street to„N.W. 43 Street between
N.W. 5 and 2 Avenues.
T & N Construction Company, Inc.
$346,565.00
Funding: $391,618.00 - Highway Bond Funds
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager to
a contract. City Manager recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project:
execute
Buena Vista Community Development Paving
Project and Sanitary Sewer Modifications
Bid "B" (Drainage)
Location: N.W. 39 Street to N.W. 43 Street between
N.W. 5 and 2 Avenues.
Contractor: Williams Paving Company, Inc.
Total: $187,623.00
Funding: $96,359.00 - Community Development Program
$115,654.00 - Highway Bond Funds
Accepting Bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute
a contract. City Manager recommends.
RESOLUTION
Project:
Buena Vista Community Development Paving
Project and Sanitary Sewer Modifications -
Bid "C" (Sanitary Sewers)
Location: N.W. 39 Street to N.W. 43 Street between
N.W. 5 and 2 Avenues.
Contractor: Joe Reinertson Equipment Company
Total: $64,364.00
Funding: $72,731.00 - Community Development Program
Accepting bid and authorizing the City Manager to execute
a contract. City Manager recommends.
FORMALIZATION AND COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RECOMMENDATIONS
32. RESOLUTION
Allocating $5,000 from Special Programs and Accounts - Quality
of Life Program, providing financial assistance to Reencuentro
Cubano 1977.
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PERSONAL PRESENTATIONS AND REQUESTS BY INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS
4:00 P.M.
33. Personal appearance of Mrs. Bette Jones to discuss the joint
trip of the City of Miami and the City of Miami Beach to
our Sister Cities of Israel.
34. Personal appearance of A. G. Sherman, President of General
Employees Association reference cost of living increase.